Tracy in her fantastic thrummed hat. The pattern from Cocoknits is sure to keep your ears cozy!

Charlotte made these adorable socks and hat set for baby gifts.

And from loveable to hugable, here is our very own Chris in one of her original Hug Scarves!

Nancy in her gorgeous “Lacy Sample Scarf” made from Filatura Di Crosa Superior. The pattern is free on the Tahki website.

Here are Monica’s scarves knit with Mirasol Nuna (left) Mirasol Miski (right), her own designs.

Lisa crocheted this sweet lemur and Bender the robot from Futurama.

And in a more traditional form of crochet, Robert made this stunning doily using Sissy 20 crochet cotton.

Nancy and her lovely lilac version of the Vivian cardigan, using Terra from The Fibre Company. Pattern from Twist Collective, Winter ’08.

Lisa and her cardigan made from Rowan Coccoon.  Pattern from Rowan Magazine number 42.

Abby and our very own Jeanette look cute in their matching owl sweaters. (Ravelry link)

Mer with her fabulous fair isle Autumn Rose sweater from Simply Shetland 4.

Bob looks very dapper in his latest creation, a cabled alpaca vest from book “Beautiful Sweaters for Men”.

Winnie knit this beautiful cabled throw for her Grandmother in Shanghai, using Malabrigo.

Eleanor and her beautiful blanket knit with Noro Yuzen.

And last but not least, a group from the Junior League of San Francisco learns to knit and crochet with Michelle. Thank you so much for sharing all of your wonderful projects, we look forward to what 2010 will bring.

Happy New Year!

Little Mila models the Tulip Sweater made by Jenn using the sumptuous Dream in Color yarn, Classy.

Next, Sofia is wearing a lovely cardigan she knit in Nature Cotton, using a shawl pin for a closure. The pattern is from the Rowan It’s About Tape booklet.

Sofia also brought in this beautiful Kureyon cardigan she knit for her lucky granddaughter, from the Noro Collection, Book 3 by Jenny Watson.

Anne is wearing a stunning pants suit made from a Gedifra pattern. The rayon metallic yarn she used makes it a shimmering show-stopper!

And finally, proof that knitting just makes you happier, Bill is looking pleased as punch in a cabled raglan pullover of his own design. Knit using Cascade 220.

Diana and Gretchen made Fish Hats for the men in their lives, using Malabrigo, Noro and stash yarn. They wear those fish well! The pattern is from Knitty, Winter 2008.

Bob brought in her gorgeous Aeolian Shawl, a beaded beauty, knit using Whisper. That color is just sublime. Another Knitty pattern, this time from Spring 2009.

And finally, these lovely ladies were celebrating Chiara’s bachelorette party. They were all on a on a party bus and made a stop at ImagiKnit part of the festivities! May your marriage be warm and full of hand knits Chiara!

We love seeing what our customers make! Nicole and Jenny from Stash and Burn came in to do a little show and tell, Nicole is wearing a garter hat in Silk Garden and Jenny is sporting a Malabrigo Chunky scarf.

Jeremy wearing a stunning vest, knit by Bob. Those wonderful, long color changes, it must be Noro. And slipped stitches create the almost houndstooth-like pattern. So dapper!

Malene models a sleek Cropped Cardigan from Blue Sky Alpaca, knit by Celia using Blue Sky Alpaca Sport. Love the shawl pin closure!

And finally, here is Jack sporting a crocheted devil hat, complete with tail!

When it comes to knitting for babies, you know that the projects are small, you can use a small amount of some fabulous yarn, and that they will wear it adorably. Just like Aidan, in a Lorna’s Laces Angel hat in the colorway Tickled Pink.

If your mom used to work at the store, you can be sure to have a hat and sweater for every outing, just like sweet Mila. She looks like a little cherub!

Even brand spanking new babies must have their handknits. Here’s five day old Sophia in another Lorna’s Laces hat, in the colorway Child’s Play.